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Newspaper
Redgranite Herald
Location
Redgranite, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1908
Page
4
Still on deck after a loss the editor urges readers to send items of interest from Redgranite and Wishara county. The Herald hopes to publish more local happenings, weddings, deaths, visits, travels, and everyday incidents read to county offices by Tuesday each week.
George Lanne visited Milwaukee for two days and planned to add furniture to his parlors. A dance event is set for December 6 at Redgranite’s new opera house with the Wautoma orchestra. Dave Halford of Haneoth was in town Monday. H B Flint from Montello spent Thanksgiving here. C G Grinder ran a skating rink at the opera house Saturday and Sunday to good crowds. Pat Simpson to build a new home in Dedrei addition. A baby girl arrived for Mr and Mrs Ward Rogu Saturday night. A son’s birth brought joy to Mr and Mrs James Rove on Sunday.
Insurance adjusters visit after recent blaze as Wautoma draws crowds. The Telephone Exchange moves into Dr H S Clewson’s residence above Redgranite State Bank and Herald Printing relocates to new rear offices. Electric lighting expansion, brick rebuilding, and a new bakery site progress amid town events and a busy village board agenda.
Madison Square Garden, sold to a real estate firm, remains a landmark in New York architecture designed by Stanford White. Renowned for its revivalist style and Diana-topped tower, it hosted light opera, concerts, and the famed six day bicycle races, shaping the city’s social and entertain ment scene since 1890.
A brief public notice warns readers to renew their subscription promptly after expiration. It emphasizes timely renewal to avoid lapse and continued access to services.
The article describes blouses for empire skirts and high waisted outfits, noting dainty soft mull fabrics and four inch above waist skirts. It promotes warm gloves, rabbit wool styles for cold days, and features a kitchen apron pattern offered in seven sizes with details for ordering.
The article notes two improvements in bricklaying: the fountain trowel a metal can shaped like a Dutch shoe that releases mortar through a wide toe and heel to spread mortar faster and fill joints better. and a wooden brick packet a thirty inch tray that carries bricks two rows deep, moved from a wheelbarrow to the wall to save time and energy.
Report of experimental surgery at the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research describes transplanting a dog's leg from a dead dog to a living canine. The recipient controlled the new limb within weeks, with only a scar visible, raising debate about scientific uplift and ethics.
Wisconsin notice from W. ushara County probate court for the estate of William R. Schoenuver deceased. It states a special session of the county court at the Probate Office in Willuroma Village to consider the final account of administrators and for assignment of remaining estate assets to lawful heirs and creditors. County Judge to oversee proceedings with notice to parties as required by law.
Arthur Ovens, a 19 year old from Ware Massachusetts who vanished on May 11 returned home late Sunday with two four year old steers weighing over 3 000 pounds and about 300 dollars. He explained he left to prove he could trade his own way and after a rough start earned wages trading cattle and even bought a carriage with his first earnings.
Odd fragmented notice references Amora Society Woman Wettai Tes and a December foot show in Alton. Mentions hunger and a dinner invitation amid unclear lines and garbled phrases.
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